Barry Breakfast Briefing

By The Editor

25th Feb 2020 | Local News

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BARRY BRIEFING: Tuesday, February 25th 2020

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TODAY'S BARRY SUNRISE:

07:10

TODAY'S BARRY SUNSET:

17:42

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TODAY'S BARRY WEATHER FROM THE MET OFFICE:

Cold and windy with sunny spells, but plenty of wintry showers streaming in from the northwest, some falling as snow, mainly over high ground. There is the added risk of a few rumbles of thunder in the heavier showers. Maximum temperature 7 °C. Cold overnight with frequent showers increasingly falling as snow over the hills. Some showers may band together, leading to local accumulations of snow and an ice risk by the morning. Minimum temperature -1 °C.

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TODAY'S TIDE TIMES AND HEIGHT

Low Tide - 01:58 - 1.52m

High Tide - 08:06 - 11.38m

Low Tide - 14:15 - 1.50m

High Tide - 20:20 - 11.14m
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TODAY'S BARRY AREA EVENTS: First Aid on the Farm at The Six Bells Penmark:

Talk and demonstration of practical (human) first aid in the farm environment. Members free - non-members £3. Tickets via Glamorgan Smallholders Page. 7 pm.

Blooming Together Pregnancy Group at Barry Library:

This group is perfect if you want to meet other expectant mums, are on maternity leave or feeling a bit alone in your motherhood journey. Come have a laugh and find out local pregnancy information that can be invaluable in helping you make choices surrounding the birth of your baby! If you have given birth in the last few months and want to reach out to other mums, you are more than welcome. Whether you are a new mum of one or two babies, you are 1 week or 42 weeks pregnant....you will always be welcomed at the group!

Group is free of charge but donations towards refreshments and room hire are greatly appreciated. 1 pm - 3 pm.

Barry & Vale Of Glamorgan Sling at Barry Library:

The Village Slings (www.facebook.com/thevillageslings) will be available at the Beautifully Blooming meetup to troubleshoot your carrier and library hire. Jenny is a trained babywearing consultant with The School of Babywearing and will help you to carry easily and comfortably to benefit both you and your baby. Sling hire is £15 for 4 weeks and you can create an account at thevillageslings.myturn.com to browse and reserve carriers. Please note we are hosted by Beautifully Blooming who require a donation for their group running costs.
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LOCAL SPORT FIXTURES THIS WEEK Rugby: Barry RFC -
  • 29th of February | 2:30 pm kick-off
  • Barry RFC vs Treorchy RFC (Home)
Football: Barry Town FC -

None.

TODAY'S SHOWINGS AT BARRY'S MEMO ARTS CENTRE:

The Cellist / Dances at a Gathering:

Cathy Marston has previously been an Associate Artist of the Royal Opera House and Director of Bern Ballett, and is much in demand internationally. The inspiration for her first work for The Royal Ballet Main Stage is the momentous life and career of the cellist Jacqueline du Pré. Jerome Robbins's elegant and elegiac classic forms the second part of the programme. This exercise in pure dance for five couples, set to music by Chopin, is a masterpiece of subtlety and invention. APPROXIMATE RUNNING TIME: 2 hours 30 minutes TICKETS: Full £15.00, Concession £12.50, U16s £10.00 LIVE STREAMING – IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please note, for live content all start/intermission and finish times are approximate. Delays can be experienced and some level of audio and visual interference/interruptions can be an unforeseen possibility. Where/If advised by the broadcaster of possible issues we will alert the audience accordingly.
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ROAD CLOSURES BARRY: A4226 (Five Mile Lane)
  • Ongoing
  • A number of sets of traffic lights will be in place throughout the Five Mile Lane to allow for highway improvement works.
  • Please note: All businesses within the area are open as normal and can be accessed via the opposite end to the closure.

Pontypridd Road junction with Severn Avenue, Barry

  • 20/01/20 - Ongoing
  • Four way temporary traffic lights will be in place from junction with Pontypridd Road and Severn Avenue for 6 weeks, for rising main works.
  • Contractor: Welsh Water
Harbour Road, Barry:

• 26/02/20, 9.00am - 6.00pm

• Road closure will be in place for duct works from Harbour Road to junction of the Parade.

• Contractor: Arvans Civil Engineering

East Walk, Barry

• 24/02/20 - 13/03/20, 8.00am - 8.00pm

• Road closure will be in place for gas main works.

• Contractor: Wales and West Utilities Barry Road junction, Buttrills Road, Barry:

• 24/02/20 - 13/03/20

• Temporary traffic control will be in place for gas mains replacement works.

• Contractor: Wales and West Utilities

Barry Road, Junction Main Street, Barry:

• 26/02/20

•Temporary traffic control will be in place for cabling and network works.

• Contractor: Amberon Junction North Walk and Colcot Road, Barry:

• 24/02/20 - 28/02/20, 9.30am - 3.30pm

• Temporary traffic control will be in place duct works.

• Contractor: BT

Cardiff Road, Barry:

• 23/02/20 - 26/02/20

• Temporary traffic control will be in place for new service works.

• Contractor: Welsh Water
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THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: ''I believe in being an innovator.'' - Walt Disney
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